FTP
Instructions
–
fusion1.umkc.edu
FTP
is
the
preferred
method
for
web
developers
to
edit
university
web
pages.
Web
Developers
should
be
able
to
do
the
following:
•
Understand
and
manipulate
basic
HTML
code
using
programs
such
as
Notepad,
Dreamweaver
or
Microsoft
SharePoint
Designer
•
Basic
knowledge
of
FTP
(“File
Transfer
Protocol”)
and
FTP
programs
(Filezilla,
WS_FTP,
Dreamweaver)
•
Ability
to
modify
basic
graphics
using
Photoshop
or
similar
image
manipulation
tools
The
following
information
is
needed
to
access
the
FTP
site.
•
•
•
•
•
•
Host
‐
fusion1.umkc.edu
Servertype
‐
FTP
Logontype
‐
Normal
User
‐
Your
UMKC
SSO
Password
‐
Your
UMKC
SSO
password
Note:
If
you
do
not
want
for
your
password
to
be
stored,
change
the
logontype
to
be
Ask
For
Password.
This
is
useful
for
shared
computers.
Below
is
an
example
how
to
setup
a
site
profile
using
FileZilla.
1. click
on
Start,
then
Programs,
then
select
the
Filezilla
folder,
and
then
click
Filezilla.
The
following
screen
should
appear:
2. Click
on
File,
Site
Manager.
3. Click
on
New
Site.
4. Enter
the
name
of
the
site
(example:
fusion1.umkc.edu).
Then
enter
the
host
name,
user
and
password
entries.
Keep
the
server
type
as
FTP
–
File
Transfer
Protocol.
Keep
the
logontype
as
Normal.
Enter
in
comments
to
remind
you
about
the
description
of
this
FTP
connection.
5. Click
on
the
Advanced
Tab.
Keep
the
servertype
as
Default
(Autodetect)
Note:
Some
users
will
choose
to
enter
entries
for
the
local
directory
(where
files
are
kept
on
your
local
machine)
or
remote
directory
(where
files
are
kept
on
the
web
server)
if
you
want
to
skip
a
few
navigation
settings
each
time
you
connect.
This
is
not
a
required
step.
6. Click
on
Connect
to
contact
the
FTP
server.
You
will
login
to
the
root
directory
of
the
web
server
based
on
the
settings
above.
Note:
All
web
content
on
the
fusion1.umkc.edu
web
server
will
be
located
in
the
CF1
folder
after
you
connect
via
FTP.
Specialty
web
site
content
located
on
the
Cold
Fusion
dedicated
server
will
be
found
in
the
VanityWeb
folder.
7. The
left
pane
controls
the
local
navigation
on
your
machine.
Use
the
local
site
address
bar
to
navigate
to
the
location
of
your
files
or
use
the
..
corresponding
folders
to
navigate
up
and
down
using
the
Windows
Explorer
Interface.
The
right
hand
pane
uses
the
same
process
to
control
navigation
to
files
on
the
remote
server.
8. On
the
left
side
of
the
window,
navigate
to
the
location
of
the
files
that
you
would
like
to
upload.
You
can
then
select
all
of
the
files
you
would
like
to
upload.
Right
click
on
the
selected
files
and
click
Upload.
The
files
will
now
be
uploaded
to
your
website.
9. Below
is
an
example
where
in
the
left
hand
pane
we
have
navigated
to
C:\backup\IA
and
on
the
left
hand
side
we
have
navigated
inside
of
the
fusion1.umkc.edu/payroos
folder